SFVBJ CURRENT EDITION
Low Rent High Life
Vacation club tries Costco approach to luxuryTourism: Bellazo finds an inexpensive entry to luxury vacation home rentals. April 21, 2014 midnight $$ Share
Up in Smoke For Pot Firm?
Investments: GrowLife trades halted by manipulation fears.
Investments: An SEC-imposed halt in trading could wither GrowLife’s prospects.
Apollo Climbs Industry Peak
Health Care: Glendale doctors manager expands under reform.
Health Care: Apollo Medical Holdings reinvents itself as a Medicare provider.
No Such Thing as Women’s Work
Entrepreneurs: Local firms prosper in non-traditional industries.
Entrerpeneurship: Women-owned businesses diversify across industries.
Back to Earth for Stellar Observatory?
Supporters seeing stars over possible grounding of SOFIA.
Aerospace: A NASA research project in Palmdale faces defunding.
Students Get Industrial With Project
Northrop-sponsored science competition eyes future workers.
Education: A science fair could yield future employees for Northrop Grumman.
A New Brand Of Cheese Whizzes
Artisan shops opening around the Valley in latest gourmet trend.
Food: Cheese entrepreneurs are opening stores across the Valley.
Credit Union Shreds to Impress
Institution seeks to attract customers by destroying documents.
Banking: Why credit unions love paper-shredding parties.
Making the Grade
Restaurants: Everclean Services helps client eateries pass health inspections with its audit services that aim for an ‘A.’
Restaurants: Everclean guarantees a passing grade for health inspections.
Telecommunications Company Fails to Connect
Technology: MRV is back on the Nasdaq, but shares have dipped since listing.
Technology: MRV Communications regains a listing on Nasdaq.
Credit Card Processor Pushes Limits With Product
Electronics: New suite of services introduced at Las Vegas trade show.
Total Merchant Services is branching out.
Simi Valley Set to Join Race for Visitor Dollars
Marketing: City could be latest to assess hotel fee to form tourism district.
Simi Valley is close to joining the growing list of local cities to establish a tourism business improvement district, or TBID.
Decision Near on Low-Cost Mediation Service
Litigation: Proponents want funds to start service for firms and individuals.
Plans to launch a low-cost mediation service for Valley attorneys have entered the home stretch toward becoming reality.
Life After Leno
Sure, it was a blow when ‘The Tonight Show’ moved to New York, but developer Jeff Worthe has big plans for the Media District, where he owns millions of square feet.
Development: Despite vacancies, Burbank’s Media District readies for a rebound.
Media Stars
Jeff Worthe and his Worthe Real Estate Group have assembled a large portfolio in the Media District. Its centerpiece is the former NBC Studios, acquired in 2007 for about $250 million and renamed Burb
Map: Projects in the Burbank Media District.
A Change of Heart for Old ‘Tonight Show’ Studios
Entertainment: Johnny Carson’s old stage is showcase for pop singers.
Hope for the District’s Notorious Triangular Lot
Focus: Bob Hope’s legacy lives on a small triangle of land on Olive Avenue.
Investors Shopping for Retail Centers Boost High Desert Market
Reports: Major office and industrial deals in Valley-area submarkets. (Antelope Valley)
Improving Glendale Market Fails to Impress Industry Veteran
Reports: Major office and industrial deals in Valley-area submarkets. (Burbank/Glendale)
Lagging Santa Clarita Pins Hope On Growth of Owner-Users
Reports: Major office and industrial deals in Valley-area submarkets. (Santa Clarita Valley)
San Fernando Valley Market Stalls Even as Economy Picks Up
Reports: Major office and industrial deals in Valley-area submarkets. (San Fernando Valley)
Construction Project Props Up Slowly Improving Conejo Area
Reports: Major office and industrial deals in Valley-area submarkets. (Conejo Valley)
around the valleys
News and notes from around the greater San Fernando Valley
AmaWaterways has added two more ships to its growing fleet of river cruisers.
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Calendar of Events
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Market Watch Summary
Tech stocks took a beating for much of the two-week period ended April 16 before showing signs of recovering.
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